Project Detail

Oblivious

Synopsis

A boy-meets-girl story with a sting in its tail. And goldfish.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Director
Ozgur Uyanik
Dir
Ozgur Uyanik 35mm. 12mins. Prod: Simon Watson. Scr: Uyanik. DoP: Ed Mash. Cast: Matthew Ashforde, Sienna Guillory, Terry Alderton.

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Production Company

YOUNGTURK Productions c/o Scala Productions 15 Frith Street London W1V 5TS, UK Tel: 020 7734 7060 Fax: 020 7437 3248 E-mail: o.uyanik@virgin.net Web: www.youngturkproductions.com

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